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41st Global Legal & IP Confex

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April 19, 2018

Shantanu Sahay and Rajiv Maheshwari spoke at the 41st Global Legal & IP Confex organized by events 4 Sure in New Delhi on 18th April 18.

Shantanu uncovered an intriguing topic of “IP Risk Management-Bad Data, Bad Decisions?” He divulged on how IP has evolved over the years and is now acting as a fast moving catalyst to encourage local and international creativity and how growth can be channelized through Intellectual Property Data; the importance of decisions made using Intellectual Property data, how to increase productivity and become a strong resource to your business, uncovering evaluation techniques that can save countless hours in IP analysis and much more…

Rajiv shared his views on “What Does the Legal & IP Department of the Future Look Like?” The discussions touched upon how legal tech, blockchain, smart contracts, RPA, chatbots and other structural changes can be truly transformational.

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